UKTV’s Dave channel is launching a campaign named “Be the mate you’d want”, in association with the mental health charity CALM, which will encourage viewers to reach out, chat to each other and support one another in a bid to tackle male depression and suicide.
In some rather unexpected news Mary Poppins star and all-round legend Julie Andrews has booked a role in DC’s upcoming tentpole, Aquaman… Andrews is set to star as underwater beastie the Karathen that apparently holds the key to unite Arthur Curry’s two worlds, Atlantis and the surface. It will be another voice role for Andrews who has popped … >
The It Takes You Away trailers: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Doctor Who Official (@bbcdoctorwho) on Dec 1, 2018 at 4:33am PST The breakdown: Doctor (tasting soil): Norway. Definitely Norway. Doctor (offering the others a taste test): Soil? No thanks. I’d rather have a Jelly Baby. Doctor: A cottage, … >
A timely episode to remind us that, just before Christmas, warehouse staff aren’t getting blown up and therefore have absolutely nothing to complain about.
Imagine a universe without Yaz. We wouldn’t have had Demons of the Punjab, but on the other hand we wouldn’t have had Arachnids in the U.K.
Scratchman, the novelization of a script for a Doctor Who story intended for the big screen is available for preorder for delivery on January 24, 2019. The novelisation was written by Tom Baker, an actor best known for his role as the fourth Doctor in Doctor Who from 1974-1981. Tom Baker describes his experience of writing … >
Amazon Prime users who bought the season pass for Doctor Who Series 11 and who attempted to stream the seventh episode of the series, Kerblam! were surprised to find that they were instead given a preview of the eighth episode, The Witchfinders. The Witchfinders is not due to air until Sunday, November 18. So I … >
John Barrowman, before heading into the jungle, confirmed that he will be returning to The CW’s Arrow series later this year. How does that fit with Malcolm Merlyn being dead?
We might’ve had our last slice of The Great British Bake Off, if it weren’t for Channel 4. Richard McKerrow, who produces the show through the company Love Productions, has got brutally honest about leaving the BBC.
Sohrab Noshirvani and Rory Haines, writers of BBC’s Informer drama, have confirmed that “Conversations have happened” pertaining to a second series.